Biopsychosocial Model of Pain Management

During the August 2021 Pain Science Lecture Series, Mandy Conrad, PhD presents a lecture on the Biopsychosocial Model of Pain Management.
The Pain Science Lecture Series was created in 2016 by Heather Poupore-King, PhD, a Stanford clinical associate professor in the division of pain medicine and pain psychologist, to provide community-based education about chronic pain. These free monthly series are presented by Stanford pain medicine and pain psychology fellows and focus on various topics, including biological, psychological, behavioral and social factors as they relate to the experience of chronic pain.
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0:00 Introduction
0:15 Objectives
1:27 Defining Pain
7:33 Application (Engel, 1977)
15:28 The Tail of Two Nails
19:26 Phantom Limb Pain
19:56 Expression
29:02 Peri- and Post-operative Pain Onset and Manifestation
29:42 Perceptions of Illness
34:05 Treatment
34:30 Acute Pain & Chronic Pain
35:48 Gate Control Theory of Pain
36:44 Factors Impacting Pain
38:37 Chronic Pain Cycle
40:17 Unhelpful Thinking Styles and Pain Thoughts
41:37 Catching ANTs: How to Catch, Check, and Change Automatic Negative Thoughts